User manual KONICA MINOLTA DIMAGE IMAGE VIEWER UTILITY FOR DIMAGE S304

[. . . ] 9224-2770-21 H-A107 E INSTRUCTION MANUAL · This instruction manual may not be copied either in part or in its entirety without the prior permission of Minolta Co. , Ltd. · Every precaution has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this material Please contact Minolta if you have any questions, find any mistakes or notice missing information. · Minolta cannot accept responsibility for any loss, damage or other problems caused by use of this software. · With the exception of personal, home or equivalent use No part of book, magazine, music, or other copyrighted material may be used, copied or revised without the prior permission of the author or copyright holder. -2- This instruction manual does not provide instructions for the basic operation of the personal computers, or the basic operation of Windows® or Mac OS operating systems. [. . . ] Select the thumbnail that you wish to save. Click the "Save an Image" button in the main window. The OS (operating system) standard file save dialog appears. (The figure in the lower left-hand is for Windows® and that in the lower right-hand for Macintosh. ) - 32 - USING THE SOFTWARE ­ SAVING IMAGES 3. Select the location to save the image file from the "Save in:" drop-down list (the pop-up menu on the top of the dialog for Macintosh), and then type the file name to save in the textbox next to "File name:" ("Name:" for Macintosh). If you do not type the extension here, the corresponding extension to the type of image file that you will select in the following Operation 4. will be automatically added at the end of the filename (. tif for TIFF, or . jpg for JPEG). Therefore, in the case of Macintosh, type the filename not more than 27 characters; if you type the filename of more than 28 characters, the warning message will be displayed and you will not be able to save the image file due to the Mac OS restriction on the number of characters that you can use to a filename. If you attach the extension not corresponding to the type of image file, the correct extension will be automatically added to it. For example, if you type "image_01. jpg" as the filename to save an image file in theTIFF format, the image file will be saved as "image_01. jpg. tif". 4. Select the type of image file to save from the "Save as type:" drop-down list ("File Type:" pop-up menu for Macintosh). Select either "TIFF" or "JPEG" If you selected "JPEG", set the compression ratio within the range of 1 ("High Image") through 100 ("Low Image") by dragging the slide bar with the mouse. 5. Click "Save". - 33 - USING THE SOFTWARE ­ SAVING IMAGES To Save Multiple Images at One Time: 1. Select the thumbnails that you wish to save. If you wish to select more than 2 (thumbnail) images, click those (thumbnail) images while holding the "Ctrl" key ("Command" key for Macintosh). If you wish to select more than 2 (thumbnail) images listed continuously, click the first and the last (thumbnail) images while holding the "Shift" key ("shift" key for Macintosh). If you wish to cancel the selection, click the selected image again while holding the "Ctrl" key ("Command" key for Macintosh). 2. Click the "Save an Image" button in the main window. The OS (operating system) standard (destination) folder selection dialog appears. (The figure in the lower left-hand is for Windows®, and that in the lower right-hand for Macintosh. ) - 34 - USING THE SOFTWARE ­ SAVING IMAGES 3. Select the destination folder to save images. Select the type of image files to save from the "File Type:" drop-down list ("File Type:" pop-up menu for Macintosh). Select either "TIFF" or "JPEG" . If you selected "JPEG", set the compression ratio within the range of 1 ("High Image") through 100 ("Low Image") by dragging the slide bar using a mouse. All images selected at Operation 1 in the previous page will be saved as image files with the file type (and the compression ratio) specified in this window. You can not specify those to each image separately. If you save multiple images at one time, those filenames will be original names (without original extensions) plus specified file type (. tif for "TIFF" and . jpg for "JPEG"). In the case of Macintosh files without extensions, those extensions will be added to the ends of the original names. Therefore, you can not save multiple files that have the same names excluding extensions at one time (because same filenames can not exist in one folder). [. . . ] You can set the value by "0. 1" at a time within the range of 0. 0 through 2. 0. The slide bar control is linked to the value in the box. If you change either one, the other value (location) is also changed correspondingly. - 60 - SHARPNESS If you check the "Preview" checkbox, you can execute the real time reflection of the correction effect to the preview image in the sharpness correction window. You can select display magnification out of six options; 100%, 66. 7%, 50%, 33. 3%, 25% and 16. 7%. [. . . ]